A high-pitched and emotive violin string invokes the horror of the sale of enslaved people, a spoken-word poem delivered by a deep voice conveys the details of a long journey south. Such is the work of...
“You are your shoes, and they define who you are,” said Georgetown University’s first hip-hop artist in residence Marco Pavé as he addressed the audience during the “Sneakers and Speakers” panel...
Tauheed Rahim II, also known as rapper Marco Pavé, was named as Georgetown’s first hip-hop artist-in-residence this fall, working directly with students through the department of performing arts and...
